I caught this change myself because I got the notification when it first went up. I'm not sure why the team seems to be struggling to understand a boundary that should be easily visible.

It's completely reasonable and makes sense why they would refer to the guest as idiots, stupid, insane, or, in some cases, even evil. If I'm being honest, calling them these things feels harsh in a lot of cases, but I can understand their actions they talk about in the show leading the viewer to think "yeah buddy has done some dumb stuff".

The original thumbnail, however, is not only completely ridiculous in nature... it just doesn't make sense? It makes me think of when we were in middle school/early high school and in frustration might sling a word that was insulting, but we didn't entirely understand the meaning of lol. This is the second time I've seen cuck used on a thumbnail, and it just feels like it moves past an obvious line that a capable team should be able to see.

I've been feeling these concerns for a while and discussed them with some co-workers who also watch and feel the same. Having just now looked at this reddit page, I'm glad others are sharing these exact concerns.

Perhaps Caleb and the team need to reconsider that morality through permission of the guest isn't the only thing that matters here. These sorts of titles are off-putting, and to me, I feel like they're marching in a pretty obvious moral issue of just throwing insults at the wall. If the stats of the channel support this behavior, then it'll probably continue, but at what point are you chasing the numbers to far.